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CAKE
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. Restaurant.
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5! Washington Sf.
V“ 1 'I ‘- flatbed;
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I cleaning you are liable to discoy er sev-
' erIil needs of furniture. draperies. cai-
.1111 News ides.
Dr. “Illiaiii I, W ecd has returned
from a week' 5 vac.atioii
William P. Siiiallliorn. of Taylor
avenue. is recovering from a long ill-
ness. .
A regular meeting of Butler Lodge.
I. O. (l I"., will be held tomt1ii'011 cv-en
iiig
.\liss Katherine llaggcrty. of
bury. is the guest of the .\lisseh‘
ford, of Hanford Place,
it the weather peiiiilts W L. Lang
don and family will come to their Cali
l‘astiirc summer icsldcnce , today.
Attractiveness has lJt’t‘ll added to the
front of the Norwalk Hotel by the 11d-
diiion of‘n pretty flower garden.
The St. Paul‘s branch of the Girls
Friendly Society 11'ili meet this even-
ing. at the town assembly hall, Wait
street.
I). C. Sanford. George A. Morrison
and Henry Weston, of New York, new
in Norwalk on business yesterday.
stopping at the1 Hotel Clifford.
The members of the Pine Lodge
Whist Ciiib are being entertoiiicu this
afternoon by Mrs. William H. uylng-
. ton. at her home in Holden avenue.
~Nlce. short cake at Lane 5 [install
rant.
Samuel Bonner. a young Norwalk
colored lad, and a white lad collided on
bicycles in Wall street. yesterday lifter
noon. The latter's bicycle was wreck-
Cd.
The ncxt meeting of the Epwortl.
League, of the South Norwalk Mctho
tilSi Church will be held on June it at
the parsonage andwill consist of a
social evening. , ..
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company is filling in the track a.
a number of places along the ‘(lregory
pomt line. The roadbed has settled 1
littlc since last season.
Daniel Hoyt is having a kitchen ant
basement constructed on tiie souti.
side of his residence in Smith .\iaii
street. (‘oiiti'actor Nathan l-‘iiicii. o.
liaricn, did the work.
The. regular class meeting at the
South Norwaik Methodist Church will
be held this evening in charge of Seth
Remington, The class will be visit
ed by the pastor,
Mr, and \irs.l)'d11iii \iathcr of Wes.
Norw,allr have just ictiiintd home at
for attending the funeral of Coach
Love-ring. his wife being Miss Kit:
Elisiis, formerly of this place.
()wing to some of the members 0
the boaid of 11 hool visitois having it
be out or town tonight. 11 meeting wil
not be held. It is probable that in-
stead the session will be held ueXI
weeli,
Judge l..
Dan-
Roeli
Blydenburg, E. Arlon, I.
.lflt'tlilllti, William Hayden. Willian.
Weltcr, New Haven; Thomas O'Neil.
and William O'Neill, ot‘ Waterbury
formed a party at the Hotel Clifford. a
dinner yesterday.
Ex-Mayoi' John J.
South Norwaik, was shown orci
lihoiidonoiia i’ai'k, yesterday after-
noon, by l'i'onlotei' Marcellus It. H1111
iictt, and was so pleased with the pi 1111
criy' that he made an investment.
(‘avaiiiigh 0.
Momma ,‘qr Tho mum mint-
Club will nah.“ 6 o'clonlt this fit»
soon on mononoord stroot lot for 111.
practice 0! baseball.
' Considerable interest is being taken
in the play which is to be given this
gctenlnl; for the benefit of St, Paul‘s
mission. The affnli i1: to be held in
liiiiidniin hall and elaborate pit-par-
liliUlih are being made for it.
The Adv'laory Board of the Norwnlk
(‘ hapter, l). A. R., will meet at the
roon1u,N0, .‘1ti Vt est avenue, on Thurs-
day at 2 o ‘clock The annual meeting
will he held at ll o'clock. There will
he reports and election of officers.
With the rehabitatlon of your house
pets. mattiiigs or oil cloth staring you
in the face To supply these no mat-
ter “but they may be. it will be to your
interest to look through the large stock
of A. J. Collins & Co.
The cases of William Mellevltt and
Cornelius Shoshan, charged with bur-
story In iiitcrlng the store of Oakley
S. Barker, in Stamford came up in the
Superior (‘0',uit before ll Jury. today.
Attorney William 0. Clark, of South
.\‘orwnik, appears for Mcllevltt, and
Attorney Banks, of Bridgeport, for
Sliechnn.
’ihc forwarding of tiailic at Newbtirg
to the \\ 11st Shore i'aili“,olid stopped
about ten days ago, was resumed
”'lliiiisiiiiy' by' the Highland division.
.\bout fifty West Shore men hliti been
suspended on account of the stopping
of the business iiiiti tth' have been
taken on again. While It is not iltIIll-
itely' known it is supposed the ihiingc
is permanent
A regular Illt't'iill" of tlic Hayiiiakcrs
of Focus Tribi1 was held last. evening
at which time three tramps who 111m-
dcred into tiit1 haruyiird weic instruc-
ed in the art of making hay. This
'vening the Tribe of ilncas will Ivt'11k
the adoption degree on a number of
it"ndldates. Scalping Itiiiies are be-
itig wheitcd today In anticipation and
Ilitltll war paint will be donned early
.11 the (“'t i1iiig
Our Orin? Guarantoo: Satisfaction or Monoy look.
STRAW HAT NEWS
We've got the pick of the season's crop of STRAW
HATS, all ready to show you. Been waiting for a chance to
show ’cm—our hat man has said some hard thi gs about the
weather man. But now it's straw-hat time. for sure, and we
have got the hat you want.
All the new shapes. in stiff and flexible braids. rough and
smooth finish smart and conservative models, from
500 to $3.00.
Haven't forgot the boys and children—~Boytir Straws from
a quarter up; Fancy Straw Hats for little fellows in goodly var-
"HY: I 1 1.1 It
500 to $I.50.
All the wears that go with Straw Hats are here. ready to
wear. H.. S. & M. Suits in single and double-breasted models,
the finest things that come rcady-to-wear.
FANCY SHIRTS. NECKWEAR. HOSIERY, BELTS.
UNDERWEAR AND ALL OTHER SUMMERY TRIM-
MINGS. ‘
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comsfook Bros.
soo'rH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32.2.
lflghitay' Commissioner .\tliicdoiinid
1-c'1el1id as t‘1llIPi',S yesterday in Hail»
oi.d l-‘ii'st Selectmen llenr'y liiiiiiiiiii
it My mouth anti C. it Davis, of
“rtiiikliti, Second Selectman Joseph I1.
Ix'illeeii. of Montv.ilic and Contractors
i‘i'ank Mills, of the Seynuuir-Clark-
Hills company of Spilngfuld Mass.
1111] Roger Kennedy, of .\liddietown.
ie discussed 1.1rioii.-1 matters of high-
way improvement with these gentle-
Iiien.
Judge l’latt. of the l tilted States Ills—
i'itt c,ourt has granted discharges in
Ilfllliv'l‘llllit‘y' to tilt,‘ I’olimvizng William
Ruffhcad anti Mary E. ltiifihcad of
\‘1-11'lfa1',eii anti Albert Pasternak and
‘liailes E Hough, of Ilildgt port .liidg1
"iatt went to \‘ew \oik y'.e:'tei'day'
where he has a two weeks engagement
ii the t.’ nited States clrciiit court No
ianltr'iiptty matters will be disposed
if in this district iiriiil the judec 1c
iii'.ns
Fifty thousand gallons of watci
looded the main line tracks of the
Hartford division near the Cedar Hill
i't'ight ,v'aids y'esteidtiy' morning anti
hc town early southbound tiains out
‘ ‘3] f ‘ GOOD CLEAN OATS
is a hobby of mine, because I know how to do it right.
believe in it. and have faith that you will. i made up my
mind long ago to lead in this sort of business, so i am
giving it the best quality and care l‘in capable of, just
to induce trade my way. There is 110 house in the trade
that devotes so much quality its we do.
However, don't take our word for it, you be the Judge.
attention to
“_ BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
if them the Bankei's' cxpi'tws. wort
ought behind the flood and delayed
lhc trouble was due to the burs .ng oi
I11 huge water tank, 11hi1l1 stands
ioi'tli of the main line anti on .1 sleep
1a11k near the freight ,\"ill(I‘1.'Illt‘fiIlll-
s fifty feet high,
W, Williams. George R. t‘ootc, E.
'Eigner, L. Weinbauni. T. ll, Kiiiiiard.
R. i.. Gillespie. E. Nauhclm. 1'. Well
1\'illitim ()sborii. William llavis. ll
Weddlc. l.. G, Kuhn, W. B, Charles. F
1‘. Phillips, P. l). Littcll. G. W. Van
lladiil. A, II. llromlcy', W. 0. Brazin
R, .I. .\Ictllvcn, C. Smith. .lr., P. W
:‘aft. New York: E. W. Plait. New lia-
'on; \V. S‘. Folant. C. H. Aisthorpc, if.
‘omstoclt, South .\‘orivalk'. M. C. Hill-
ng. I".,A. Severance, Hartford, (101111.:
R. .\. Holmes. Thomas H. Meade, J. C
Donnell, Boston; 0, ll. Dcanc. 11;.
Springfield; E. .\. lch. Eaton, .ICI‘SI ,1"
“My. N. .I.; A. A. Rippell, of Newark
\l. .l.. were yesterday's guests at tht
'lotcl Clifford.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
'omcs from the varnish iii Devoe's Var-
iish Floor Paint: coats F1 cents more a
iuart though. Sold by' Watkins & Dow
11d E I12, (:orliam.
Renting...
You will need a Piano in your tottagc. and we lire piepared to
.siipply you with an instrument that will give satisfactidir: not the us-
iial cheap grade. btit a piano of the same quality you would biiy—— A
S’i‘EiNWAY it you wish. ‘__. ,,
We have. some. especially iiiii- bargains in stock all of standard
manufacture; iiiagnifltent case design. unsuipasscd tonal qualities,
and we ariaiigo 1. ms of payment to stilt your income. Have music
in your home, its a NECESSITY, not a luxury.
ONE] LARGE SIZI" WOODIIURY, M \HOGANY CASE, USED ON-
IY A SHORT THIE. BUT \‘i'F‘ ARE AIlL E T0 RFDIICI“ PRICE
I1 ROVI 332.1. 00 T0 82' '10. 00; AN I" XCE I’TI()N AL OPI‘ ORTUNITY,
Do not buy' heroic seeing this piano.
Lots oi talk about the JEWETT.
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SPECIALS
CAKE WHITE CACTILE
SOAP AND FACE CLOTH, Cc.
THREE CAKES VIOLET TOI-
LET sOAP, 101:. V,
iiiiiiiiitiniiriinniii
The Prescription Store.
All oars pus tho door.
- Night Calls Answorod.
, Tolophono Coll, 15¢.
WOW
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Nice slioi't cake iit Lane‘s restau-
rant.
HIin griide lililtti‘vd gowns are being
sold at a grcot sitcriiicc at Head‘s. 866
ad.
Large. fresh niackci'el and all other
kinds of fresh fish at Ciipt. lliicroas'.
See ad.
Connecticut ltivei' shad. direct from
the river at (‘11tl1iil'i1. Many other kinds
of fish. See ad.
A sale of seasonalile silks is advei-
iilsed nt Iiowltiiid's that can not fall
to interest you. Road the, ad.
Have you seen the suits for men and
women at (lately dz Brennan's? They
are stylish anti staple and well worth
inspection.
bliss Catharine ,Hy'iicniuii, who has
been the guest of friends and relatives
in Norwalk .IlllS returned to her home
in Philadelphia,
Inferior ineiits til‘t‘. barred at
Schaiib's and you can fool sure that
everything bought at his market is
of first quality.
These are ideal days for driving.
1111 can get it turnout at Sclititib's liv-
ci'y' stable tit 11 price that will please
your pocketbook
Put in your winter's coal in the siiin~
incr time when prices are low and
quality high. The Ferris Coal Co. is
ready to ilx you tip at any time.
The \‘i'estport High School baseball
team will t'.oiiie_.o Norwalk Saturday
morning to play the litirstroui Juniors,
on the t‘., M. A. diamond. in East 111'111
one.
All deposits made In The Fairlield
t‘oiuity Savings Bank draw 4 per cent.
interest from the first of each month
and are safe guarded by the highest
grade of securities.
Htrcct (loiiiniissioncr George W.
I-‘itch is having considerable trouble I11
keeping thi city" dump in Smith street
In good condition. The diiiiip is pub-
lic. and those who deposit rubbish
there do not take the trouble to throw
rubbish where directed.
.l.....
TODAY IN WALI. STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~The
opening trading in the stock market
today was light. and the majority of
prominent stocks were higher, but
there were 11 number of exceptions
among minor stocks; Consolidated Gas
rose 1%, Eric, 1st,. pfd., 71., and United
States Steel, pi'd., a half. Otherwise
the changes were small fractions.
WALL STREET. ii ti. m.——-Specula-
tion lacked a decisive tone during the
first hour. Leading stocks alternate-
ly‘ advanced and receded slightly.
i’nited States Steel piti, crossed 53.
but lost the rise on heavy sales. Con-
solidated Gas reacted a point. and over
night declines of as much were made
by Colorado Southern old. and Denver
and Rio Grande. Republic Steel pfd,
gained 1. Amalgamated. Metropolitan
Street Railway Brooklyn Transit. St.
Paul. .\llssouil Pacific. Atchison and
Pennsylvania were sold freely. A rise
of a point in Brooklyn Transit stead-
ied the market.
WALL STREET, noon.«l’rices held
pretty ilruily' at the rally. but the mar-
ket became very diill at slightly above
last night's lcvcl. Consolidated Gas
rose 2%.. Honda were steady.
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show you. 4
SELLECK
Today. tomorrow. some day within a few days. you'll got?
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes. ‘1
Then you'll want to have a new Suit ready to put onn-oc ,-
you’ll be uncomfortable until you get it. . i,
We have a fine collection of smart new Spring Suits to,
We have a broad variety of patterns for your oclcction— ,
shapely and made to keep their shape through long cornice. .0
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED
sacs sun's AT 310.312.315.318, $20 and cap"
Clothiers and Furnislms. i
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
' TELEPHONE CALL 3144. " '
1.1;,"
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ga'
81 PRICE
Supplying Your
Janoo' flour, without fault or hiem:
ish. Special. 70c bag. Worries same
people that can’t meet the price.
Coffee. It is easy to cry best. Ours
is best by test. Smells good when
ground; fragrant when made; deit-
clous when drank. For a time as an
inducement, return to us 10 of the rod
coffee bags that our best coffee is put
up in, and get a pound of some free.
32c lb.
shoulders bright and new 10c lb.:
Spinach home ralood. 25c pk. Try a
oh0uldcr and some Spinach.
Apples! Apples! Some good Bald-
win apples. good size and sound, 25c
4111!- A'oo “'oeniniig and_ "wow.
cheaper
LorenZO
Needs .
Oranges! arge ones and.owcot 30 and
35c doz. . , .
Call attention to Mother's' Homo
Made cankios, which you will 'Ilnd1“aii
right". Now good. Jun In. 2 lb} 25¢. '
A bargaln Royal Scarlet Cannot!
Beets. large can, small beets. Special
sample price 151:. Vory flno pooch.
Pineapptes, special, 2 for 26 o‘onts.
Cucumbers, Rodiohos. Pie Plant,
Spinach New Cabbage. Strawberries
good ones, or none at all, Now Pota-
toes.
Good Sliced Beef. We load on thil
article in quality and prico. ., .
Cabbage and Tomato Plants. .
Plenty of real frooh Eggs 24c dnz.
What do you want? Are you In a
hurry? Quick dolivory of hurry orders.
Dibble.
This; Pounds Best Te
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
a, all kinds. " $1.15
Five Pounds MoCha and Java COifee. $1510
Five Pounds Best Butter. -
THE 1.1111 11111111111 Burrnitco.
' ' $III51'
scorn 11911111111
1211311611: 108.
R. J. Cutbill’e Br
NATIVE SPINACH,
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD, BLUE
EREL, POROIES, BUTTER FISH,
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET.
FRESH EVERY DAY.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED. " '
.4:
Free delivery to all parts or the two Nil“. .
idge Fish M’k’t.
GET THE BEST! ‘
The only place in to‘hm that in: Connecticut Riochhsd
direct from 111%.
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201:. PECK.
FISH WEAKFISH. FRESH MACK
LONé AND ROUND OLAMS
,.'.JAA'
' 13/53..
Next to John H. Forrlo' coll OMoo. ‘
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—What {cw .
stocks that were dealt In between 12
and 1 o'clock brought higher prices.
e<pccially l'nion Pacific, Canadian Pa-
Branches—20 White 8t., Danbury; 75 Pacific strut Stamford.
A regular. communication 111' (lid Wei.
Lodge, No. l'OB, i". and A. M., will b1
llt‘Ill toiiight. District lli1piityl.aw-
rence of Stamford will be present, 8111
SHEET MUSIC SALE
15c
' 'iflc, Wabash & People's Gas, which WHO SEES I”; ,, , ,,1
the third degree will be c'onieried. The ‘, , . 7. ,l. ., .,_‘_ .- , _ ‘_ _
numbers of thel (Lido: oil" liastefu Stai BLEZTSSESY AND MONDAY' ”2;: “0m “ to I" our M tertlay H H. 5005 BBS! CONSEQUENCES. - .' 9,1,1}
\‘i'l Her ‘e all 0 3 cm 0 H quo. ' TODAY‘S QUOTAT'ONS- ' 14‘:
MA Y , f . ,. i
__S,.,,,,,,,,,,,_, Drones,” mm M, SENErTHR'lYl-EE PINES or MAINE. new,“ m, we ”mm mm o, no l”vim REALizE the serioutConsequeucos of Command .Itn . 2.1.42
511111ny Hali.‘Norwalk, Wed, May 18. DAWN‘OFTHE CENTURY, Maples & Goldschmidt. Commission Strain . 1" 1;,
Tickets 250, admitting cent and lady. DOWN on THE FARM. Brokfrg. Svlakrtz'rt: (sorbet:3 Block. Priceless beyogd all otngi- pafllesslons to the eyesight, and it o.- . , ,1,
1 THE STORM KING MARCH, Sout orwa . can one i. . servos your big cat consi era on . . ,.-.-.
«iii111“piilrl:iiiizse1i)fih(él1111333351 WA.” A DREAM 0" HEAVEN ‘36 Washington Strut. Tolophano 365"" 011111.111“. ‘0‘“ “30 DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION rats. Ila- "‘-
tier of Elizabeth and Dav streets 1. 'N THE VILLAGE 8" THE SEA Am" CW" 1911. ‘9? “5’3 “3?“ nor Fi'r'rmo ousnarvrsso ' '
having a number of extensive improve “ND 10° OTHER31 {:3 ég'e'” 43,: 4g; 43,: 43,2 ' 11115.1
merits made there. . Carpenters have I A ' S 1°‘ 12;; 125 ~ 126 :1: ~ ., . ~22 i
renovated the interior and repaired the t r CPLEM‘NS . ‘ . ' JP]. slugalin, fiii 68% 67: (iii-$3 . ’ . ., 4 4 .
plasma and painters are now at work 0 ~° "‘ M' " ”N" 3““ N°"”'"" '
\ . b t u, . Id 1 f H Agent for A. G. Spaulding'l Baseball gayhleg‘hibf. 3;? $154 3.11:: 91% OPTICIAN. ‘ 1 .
nllm (‘I' 0 e res on S 0 an- "Id Spofling Goodg, , t l'vit i _. :5. NORWAIK. a,
ford Place are complaining of the pros B'klyn R. r.. 1414 11:11 4411. 4111. 68 WALL STREET. -.
cnce there nightly of is number of 5 Sliced &“Ohi{1. 25:13 111254 122:: at}: ‘ .
young men. “he residents call them These papers are maniactiired cxprcsalv fortypowrltlng work The c h' t' es " I ‘ 7" ' -
k ' ~ , ' V ”m“ 011. M.&St 11 139 13.11 13117» 139
ffl?"§,’3§',gn';h2,$",2,’.‘,‘,‘f§‘ “(Sight ‘3‘ It You Have blne all the qualities Strenght. Durability and Fineness of texture most es- Col. South, 14% “I: 141/; “I; ”OllehO. Ey;;oho, Blurrlng O!“ In. MM.
the residents are thinking of taking sential to do good work on most writing machines now in use. Con. Gas. 208 209% 207% 209% OftentimeoI ohoilAIIthe ncgd "of slates.“ my‘ or: coon." ofm Lilian-
steps to stop the nightly disorder there. l)ei.-& Hiid., 154% 154% 154% 154% tiono of defect vs V s on an s on o a on o a on . v.1, . .',,
An old gentleman driving a horse A DOIIdI' TO Spare Erie. 217... 22% 2171 225‘.- priud at the comfort a plil‘ of glasses will afford If your child-Io .. , 11‘
down Main street this morning had Erie. 18!. PL. 58 58% 58 58% dofootive. Scientific culmination, and properly flthd alloooo. p0» ' '7‘
11m reached the Washington street Y h Id C t, lll.-Centrsl, 128% 138% 128% 1281i: juotcd is what you are guaranteed here. " ‘ 1.2A.1 _, ,-
011 S Oil 0 n 3 Lou. Nash. 106% 1 7% 106% '107 ,.,.
{33331135353 3131:2131. “Misti: p - - STAT'WER' Manhattan, 112% 112% 142111 14271. HOMER 3- ”0Y7 Rofrooflng Omicron-- .. .
he was driving became frightened and S ' A 49 Wall 31.. Norwlik.‘ 1-- a south min 91.. 311. Norwalk. Met. s1. Ry'.. 11911 1101;. 110 11011. 300:1 9'0”“ ngaflfgséwnm m. .1 mmllfloon -1
bolted. The :front wheels of the car- aVlIlgS GCOUIli Cgll u. on the phone and we will deliver the goods. M9"- 0'3“" 'V‘ ‘1’" "'7? 7" p“ I PP , “m. "I In} a _': . ~=‘
rlage struck the curb stone at South M K &, T. of 34% 34% 34‘ 34% OM Mum ' ""5’ '2 4" ”If“!!! .mmi-‘w: . ,-
lltain street and the old gentleman was With ”1 , ’ — , - Mo Pilciflc 89% 89% 88% 189311 W ‘
nearly thrown out of the cum“ He 5 c air 0a I an ur ore EMT 16:311.] 13% iii54 13% iii)" Prlvlto S E DIBBLE Prints Win Ind
managed to hold on, however. and pre- Th F C] k d F St 1 . . . _ / -. Tol hone 2” .,. . Mk TM.”
yented his horse from running away . . . .- _ ' p Norf. & West. 1151‘). 533$ 55" 00% '9 ' . ’ .3.
Th ho a ih narrow so S th N Ik ‘ ' Ont. & WCSL. 20% 20112011 30% " .' '-..".':' . '
“$51? III. nail.“i1eideiheir limo;2 113i 0,“ orwa A - . RAEL P, 1 ' t P1113 Mail 24 24 24 24 Brokflr,
appeared impossible for him to re- . ’ . IODIIO 0L1.“ gems 11.111]: 11:11: 11?: 11:12
- ' . e 113..
:13“ in OOB'J'OI 0‘ the frightened “11' Trust Com any' .,, . ——* _, . Rep; Steel, 6% 6%., 6% 6* :n.”l.nd Blake ,6 WIJIIIIUMD “Mr
PM CALL AND SEE OUR FULL LINE or M'LL'NERYM Rock 1.1.1111 20% 2% ,, any, 20% “a!” ”“1""; can".
» f , ~ 30 South PIC“ 45 C K “i ‘5%
Camphorafod "11,111.11“. D 't . TRIMMED AND iiN'raiMMEo I-I Ara-it will pay you to call and you Sou. Ry. Co.. 8‘2” 11: , 32 a: _-
and coder Compound 0" promise WU" will save money. $33; C153: ‘~ 30,: if“ :31: if“ stocks. soups. caAm AND oo'r'ros counter on coco, on coin
gals??? thins“: 51:04:32“ 1:11;: self that you Will do It . . ‘ 513°11'13“," :3: 33;; 3(1):: :32: MISSION EITHER FOR CAIN OR ON A NOMM‘I'I Hm
I ‘ ' u 0D ”1 D " 1* V
“than...“ 11:11:11. 1...... .. ., 'somctime . but 66 Washington St... So. Norwaik. Ci. 3. trains}? 731. 7:1. 7:1. , ,0, 0mm
.8. I .p. .
the noun-11, 8. Rubber, 16% 16% 16%
gm], 1 I n ”ML can, 0 t 0w Miss Yorue—Hor complexion is just says: “if your drugglst doesn' i keep it, U 8 809111.856 3;;
. lovely. I will: i had it. Miss Peppreywrlto direct. to the manufacturer. "—- U. 3.3"“, pf 51% u“ 53%
m , m . a”. Mom tro- 1 mg, —Woll you know, the advertisement Philadelphia Press. _ , , w.“ 91,, 331,3 :3“ u
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